‘■-v'A-


3isr»


t k * I a s h a l u e a v e s .


!.-,in ..1 ]!;i.'hall Eaves Wes <-vlvbra,ie,l ,j„ Sundav


'.M-.iUier t>e.ing niponsiblc for :!Vg.it!ons. ’Jlic Rev. Caleb '• I.rvarhei- ami the .services ib-r,i bv hc.iny coiigrega- In the aftc-rnooii. Misg


'


. Aa-ringtoii, gave a verv ■ r' '■


ii! tiio evening, sang mif, ’.S heautifnl setting of


> ’ • ''.ni Ml' my .soul.” .■ ’ 1 rrr'ord.


IM-BUK A FAMILY CLESSING.


!m: . \ i , ix c. o r u l c e r s


dll..-. Rl.XGWORMS, r )'


l i r e Mt Zmn-iiuk e.xtends


1 liii- magic balm has pi'.'ved a real bless-


ngiu, ot 74, Sixth ’ark. Enliekl, Middle-


-,mi .Mr.-. Wright to i ■ '■ 'laugnter. Mildred - Mij. M


1' - . I hr prK‘1- child's ' .-lai-', 1 tried all ot-


cC Ml Zam-Hukl- an- l':cnd. and got a 'hox "■m-i,


’J'his herbal


aiamniation, dried up •■ii.ovcd .ili the .sores, ■ ' d i)y beautiful new ■ _rr-w ag.rin, soft ,snd


MIdled caught ring- .\r;hur (age 7), .and


M-.k the disea.se, Er-


■ f; id- l.ice. neck .and id very quickly until


ll :k. aiiicii .soon got c.'i ciircd them all


■ :.M -lipped and giv./,- ’’esierci.l ;md 26


■ inkle n.i knee. .Again


' .i! n'es.-ing, for this .tn-i healed all my


’ • '■■ hcrhal healer.”


1 nil always finding -..rr-, etc., and I Ml l■■nmplctfl with- ■


IRi.VOLYtS U IV IU E D .


li U iMiiiiii.Cc ior Kibblesdale VV.onder- er- anil (G.:mer..e timi tjie wciither favoured I


cicir !i!aU*:i ."iinicicnily lung lo enable a I ■g.iu ' <i| "Vi-r £ ^ ‘2 lu assemble ai Qinrsa |


ceiictmeiii, Lni!


IcI:,.' liiv >lai'i liiinutes.


.Mudiii.iw nil Sstuiiday I’or tbU ’‘Derby’" lix- :'jrc. sh.irji s.huwer lelJ bcfo;\e the com- I t was not of a nature to | f ihc game more tiian


Lie W.„,di.ri;rs gained tlic advantage of toss, ,nid were first repre-sented by J.


jriLiii.kcr .tnd .Mitchell, Spencer and Bourn iLiriiiv tile aiiack. Sherliker started tVe ;core 'Dy .sweeping a delivery from tile pro.


:i5; squ.in.- leg for two, but a roar went afroin (,'iitheroe’s supporters wlwn, in the idl'jiving over Bourn secured Mitd.ioll'.s icket, uie batsman having the misfortune 1) ji.lay on. Whitehead filled the vacancy,


. ■ i',i in ii. !■ ti-nii: f.-r, W.’ l.t.A- Ff.-li I. c ’i!.. Kiv ili ili’-


•


M I ..I t U- lif'i- ! -'••I'Mt ■•II. \WiuI.! ’I ' rcli II'’.- a-' " i‘H


.


M 1,,. iiific.-.i iia ; iiL' <'li 1 hi';


-iii'ici- iniloa! a;: Itimii!. at:<! t'-'a*


1


! 1 IiIIm.;iII I" : .• .


, ii'l. iitnl liialvi- iMi<‘ 'I !n'ir r.«.<! -i oi.ld


■'.roke..


c n C U R E Y O U . - . n, 9R, Me lb o u rn e Road, ■


■ iM.iiv O'lf I'it'ltl i'd- : '.imIc- !iita;;iiii-.


- .Mul.l n-'-''!- ball'!..- -I, 1,, .-uM


and li'-i'in -t . <


’..r


1 til i !dill I liC -[I’lU ..l: liclIlL-. lllHi li.ili a


■ 1 h ! . lo .


• . 1 1- 1


1- 1 tint 1 lil‘ *


>,,...1- u:l!i whi.-'l •'> ■ \.-


iid the score went forward to 17, when f.Hhehead put up the ball to Downhain in ,ie iong ficUl, but he failed to hold it. The .r.ddcnt had Viul,;- effect on the game, how- •rvev, Whue'iwad 'in artempting a second nin ,,'iiiust Immed'iainly afterwards, being t io a .siii.irt siiy on the pari of Couithurst. lJoV',i];i,uii a.id displaced tire pro., and Lvnes started his .loiTtribution by h i tu n gA e


-ni tviii lor Lin- full quota. The score had


;etu tnereased to 27 when a violent thunder .cower broike owr the ground delaying


nn.itr pl.iy iiiii.b after 4-30. On le.'iiiiuiig, l,y ne.s was missed by Law-


i.n v.;!.. aii.jiiipied a left htmded catcli off mum bowiing, ,;o addition having been iMdt 10 the .score. This was unfortunate M n;s side, as the batsmen settled down '■ v,or'.t ,inu si-m Rie score up at a good


Mcc to t,l viieii Lynes was out in striking s C''id'bur


. ITi lei’ e,-.. L. pay eno e ",- a- I . . ,


' •a r;c .'T| applause by his neat ae leg


ae i.iUer ' iiig run out. Windlc


■ K. V r ite s ; — ■ ; o'! the first box I took t!i,".n all the medicine


.r li! y chib doctor for six •-■ton. Feltham, writes: —


11.1 h.ivc, completely cured me months on mv back.” Wilkinson, of N’elson, states: c vdi'j .mffereii from weak kid-


: Milt; bo.x, and it lias done her i t'n.Hi! riocixis spent on med- —Holdroyii’s Gravel Pills, 2'


-I'-ni :or Gravel Pains in the cev Id-LM-e.s of the Hidneys, . •■ i l i ^ d . . all Chemis ts ! -^HOI.DROYD’S,


riecklieaton, Yorks.


■At ttrai t lUgv. ■Aeil fur


L -. ^em in


vr.e it.e tir.-a delivery off Spen- v.eil aim <,ff bh pads.


11 R; wickets—one


-r,ivr to !,.,ree tile g.arae, but R. Sherliker ■


'I ' good o'i'de, tjie pace tn;Me the issue .,vi,e„ ,a shower


.iii'd tTiougii t'ne batsman play- trie fiome cap-


- ‘.‘V g.miL .1 fortgonc coiiciu.-ion . The ■ pdyc! , 1,1 cemury,


0-uii uovt; riie players off, ib the:


■jr' ••''hi in whiclj t.,,.


ckniire, leaving the vis- "tiempt tne runs.


- c-in tiiL spectators were disappointed '- y * " '''’


sent in with Spencer^


' ■‘'Pi " ‘t pro. to the boundary, ''><''nuvd -jp r.apidly. • Tlie


b >,d Tun in progress about fifteen '


fita'' P


_ J rtii ..urjiiLte, and one whidi occas- ,


of indignation among


^ d-' t..u,r... that the umpires drew the -


_ ••aimni.. For some time, a crowd con- t tCL ;n ifoont of the pavilion, but real-


5 slat Lae game could not be completed, /i.at the umpires probably desired to


!ge v a r ie ty of c h o ic e


a n d V e g e ta b le H 1E X ) S :0\V IN STOCK.


iier Pots and Carden' Raquisites.


Mis & Sons,


Idsmen and Florists. Is M G S ’T R E E ’T . TEI-. I 19-


lome, tftev dispersed quietly though me drawing of stumps wthout | the re.spective captains.


Ribblesdale Wanderers.


^■leriilier run out ....................... .. 34 ■'htchell b Bourn ..


■


‘■s b Coulfeurst............................ .. 22 .y^^rison not out ......................... .. 24


Extras ......... . 8 '■! of wickets: 8 9 10 6] 7T 7J. 1


^Aitehead run out .................... .. 8 W. Lakeland . .10. ... 2 . . 22 .. 2 L. Green ...... .. 5. ... 0 . . 19 .. 0 G. H. iJoddy . .. 4. ... 0 . . 18 .. 0


.. 0


• W'indle b Spencer ................. .. 0 Wlxalley innings: ■'ifediker not out ......................... . r


Atherton C. Marsden ... . 3. ... 0 .. . H ...,0 .. 3. ... 0 .. . 10 . .. 0 Waterloo: H. Jones, H Fletcher, I. N


Cams, E. Chester, J . Stones, J. Chadwick, E. Harris, E. Marshall, R. Nutter, J.


Schofield, R. Parker. R e s . : W. Nutter.


Paint Boxes, Pencil Boxes, Glove and Handkorchiof Boxes, ■ Ditto Leather Cases, Autograph Albums,


Gent’s. Pocket Books and Letter Cases, Will Forms, • ■ • • •


At the Advertiser Office.


> I'l oii-equence, it was stated, of a h.' (..rabtree to the effect that it


.'mother slight shower fell, brilliantly. I t was a


'lie apjjramii,;,, ,,f a striker hi ' ■


.imr. Ul try for the hall'-cen- but he lost Sher-


! her lovely km 1


1/ .(.'S/ r.ll-R U'.i-AHERl-.RS (■ i . r n iERO E .


r ib ib l s s d a l e LEA G UE •


Sesord up to irtto. ^ Whsl e y .................


Rilih esduiu " u " ■•' ' ••• 1 ... 0 ... 5 . Bairow .................. ■•' o ... 2 ...


Settio Fsililiftiii ..... 'i


Ik-vi ..................... 1 UthB'Of..............


•■' (’ ■ ! -


'


Grt*?: Horwi'U.l ..... '> ••■ 1 ... 2 ... 2 .. •!• B.irv.en .................. *' ••• 1 ... 3 ...


Furnl. y S'f. A......... 'j • 0


1 ... 2 ... 1 ...


•I- . .. 6 •5 . .. 5


•> .. t ■ ... 1 ... w 11


2 ... 0 ... ... 1 ...


L


D. P t i . 4 ,... S


... 2 ... 3 ,... 7 7 7


:i , 2


.. 6 - ... .s g


‘ li ihe accompaniments. The ;':i!onnted to £1^ 7g


solo, “0 rest in ■.wre IS


^Kil.l,lod.i’< riiiiioro',


dliinil'y .''t D.iracii.


Wanderers 103 for five (dec) l(j for none.


d'.iiiilcHii. l ‘ y:; fnr r...ine).


.Vmlrew’s, ll.o for .-even—v. -'f .*f*r six (dec.); Whalley,


.Sftii'.'. I I'll' cone—V. xRead.


dtin-i.w. '.H bu four—V. 6t. Harwood. R.iin pkned havoc, with the programme,


e.idi clui' bcin.c' rewarded with .a point. Tircc n .iiii.s were not granted the*- oppor- ■iiiiin e.f iuti-iii.c. fine games beginning and


cYinc in ncc-


l!.\RRO\VS E.XCKLLEX’]' START. -\s elsewhere in the district .Saturday's


m,Lii.il .Lt Gietir Harwood with Barrow was .1 g.ime between the sliowers, bte sudi w.as


the downfall about half-past four tUit the match h.ad to be called off. Itarriaw prolitofl' by winning the toss and


put their upporiunky to .such good use that the .score .stood at ■O


-i for four wickets when


stumps were dr.awn. H. and S. Goodman 'veie to tile lore again, and the former iieads the !ui in rhe Letigue for the best •'o.S'cgate. W ith one e.xcepiion, -all the batsmen compiled doiibfe figures, E. Staii- den rankin.g third with 1(> (not out).


Barrow.


J. C?tx>;lman c Birtwistle b Gill . . . , . 0 Taylor 1


S. Goodman c Stevenson b Mills ... 'J-l 1.,w b Roach .......................... 12


E. .Standen not luft ............................... Hi Extras


Tl. < ,oodmaii c iValmsley b Ainsworth 27 Dawson, not out ............................ 10


'Tnml (fi.,r tmr wickcis) ... 91


C R I C K E T . G.VitES DR.\\V3x'.


Tiie re.-uUs of Saturday’s League ClifhcTOe. -Spencer not out ........................................ <j


J. Crabtree not out ............................ 0 Extras ............ 7


Total (for no wickets) B owling A nalysis.


U amlorers innings; Sixiiicci'


J. Coui.thurst .. . G. . .. 0 . 20 !.. 1 M. X. H.Artk'y . 7. .


'T. it. Bourn . .u . J. Dotniham ... . 8. .


• • ) J.


‘litlieroe iniungs: J. Lynos ........... . T . . ......... . 3. .


. *J .. . 5 . .. 0 1 . 8 .. 0


. I .. 0 Downham. J. Green b Burgess .............................


1'. Robin.son b Snape ., H. Briggs 'b Parkinson - - W. Burnett c Bolton b Snape ......


,r._ 'Tomlinson c Gray b Burgess ... W. Smith c Bolton b Grav ................ J. Jackson c Bolton b Gray ........,.. E. Wilson b .Burgess __ A. Smithies c and b Gray ............... T.. Smith not out ............ J. Ideson b Gr.ay .........


Extras ............ 'Total ...


CU'I'HivKi.))-; .SKCOXD .KOU'J'ED A'r HOME.


Ribble-sdale M'.inderers Second g.ained


a notable victory .at the Ch.atltLirn road ground, on .Saturd,ay. Clitheia^i Second scored 96, the innings being chiefly not­ able for the e.xcellent all-round batting of


I r . Foole, wlio contribnled .'il. and to die Ixnyliing oi Bowker who took .seven wick­


ets for 28 rnn.s. 'I'hc batiin" of die vis- bv,v.


uors was tairly consistent. J. Moore le.ad- 1""',<I fl,,s.'l.v. nmv nml (lion iiwIiiiiK with ntv,.,'- mg die way with 27. The home score I


f,- 1 • .


was pa.ssed with three wickoi.s in hand. Clitheroe "A.”


Pl.AV U.XULR UIKT’iCULTlES lL''tDlHAa\I.


Wiien Badiham turned out on Saturday,


with rain f.alling none too plejisamly, it seemed dial the flannelled cricketers were .acting in defiance of the elements, 'out in tho end, after two retrscUs to die pavilion, they had to give way. The first occasion when rain wa.s too much for them came when I’adtham had made nine runs out of four overs. After being inside for abetat lorty iirgiutes, another start was made, and rhe opening partnership did not last long, -Xash being run out after Wilkinson had made a singje. Seven nms later, Wilkin­ son \vas caught by . Ellis in the long field,


and Adierton and Adams got together. They , 11 d * 1 T-l*i/'../•r


1-... — ,1


tire score only at 24, but this lime, the m terv.il was not so long. However, after


b)! a downpour with - .


one and a half hours from fne commence­ ment, Padihain had only been able by dodg­ ing uie .showers, to reach the two dozen mark.


The game then proceeded wiUiout inter- riiptioii until Padiiiam declared. Atliertoo


batted steadily, and at 40 and 52, Lakeland and L. Green took over rhe attack. Tlie funner was able to get past Atherton’s bat,


I 'vith liic .score at 51, and a run later he joine nor dismissed -Adams. Howarth, who is now


te | enjoying his first season with Padiham, and BenneU, ihe reserve team captain, entered


into paitnorship, and their Itatting display was tile only feature of tlie game. They


carried liie score to 103, when Howarth was caii.gin near the boundary, and it was hoped that Bennett would get the half- century. He had two more partners, but runs ivere not being obtained over rapidly,


and so the men lyere withdrawn a t 6-30. Wdialley soon took to the field, but when


tlie score had reached 23 without loss, toe men ueie driven to the pavilion. This


lime it wa,s' decided to abandon the game. Padiham.


R. H. Wilkinson c Ellis b Sampson... o P'. G. Nash run o u t .................................. T


Atherton b Lakeland ............................... 28 R. E. Adams b Lake'and ................. 11 L. Howartli c Lakeland b Sampson,. 24 W. Bennett not out ..................., .......... 44 C. iMiarsden c Sampson b H in d le ........ 6 E. Abates not out ................................. 1 Extra ............. 1


Total (for si.x fvickets)...127 Whalley.


J. Peters not out ........'......................... 8 L. Green not out ...................................... 13 Extras ............. 2


Total (for no wickets) ... 23 Bowling Analysis.


Padinam innings : Sampson ........


0. A. Hindle .... . .13. ... 2 . . 31 .. 1 . .16. ...


M. 5 .


.. 36 .. 2 £. w. 2 1 2 I


W. Smithson c and b Bowker ........... 8 T. Foole rim out


................................ :ji


\V. -Manley c F Hudson b Wood... 0 J. Taylor b Wood .............................. m


F. Sheldon b Bowker ............................ 0


■B. Thompson Ibw b Bowker ............ 1 W. Bewsher b Bowker ......................... o


R. Taylor c Jackson b Bowkc.r ... 5 J. Whipp c H.ayhiirst b Bowker ... 11 T. Rydeheard not out


J. I'.aivlkner c F Hudson b Eowker Extra.s ............


Fall ot wickets: 2 3 .


'29 Total 1 i Rabble^dale Wanderers “A.’’


A. Wood' c J. Taylor b Foole ......... 11 J. Moore b Smithson ........................ 27 R. Hudson run out ................................ H


R. Jackson b Smithson ................... 12 G. Clark b Smithson .......................... 12 H. Scott c Taylor b Smithson ...T.. 9 H. Hayhurst run out W. Finder not out F. Hud-son not out


........................ 0 ......................... H


......................... 0 Extras ............ 11


Total (for seven wickets)... 101 Fa’l of wickets: 3 - 4 5 6 7


*1 51 .59 79 90 93 94 I’Kh’SLVHK.tXGE.


. T i i u i c s \ \ h i i i . i i , m l ) I ' i i c . v s u b m i d r d o i m p o e m I 1, MU,Mill f , , r i . i ^ h l . v - l ' m i i ' i i i o i i d i - t o . a c f r l a i n


lllil}?ilziTl** hefol** M1K‘ W ;i8 talceii. I \\ hen .loliii \\ ♦•sley w:ip; usk»R] Hie secret of


ti'in." The eMininaiMl was MbeviKl and we all know the K'l-ult of that liatlle.' Let


" S o i i H * w i l l s c t t l * * h a c k a n d b a l k a f H i o v « * r y n i - ^ t t u } ? i i i i d p u l l i f } ? i v o s t l i e m : a n d t b e r o ’ .*: : i t h i ' r > H i n t y * u i w i l l t J c e j ? r o w l > r i } ? h l - o y ( H l a n d r e s - M l i i l e , w i t l i a s e t o f f l i o s l i o u l d o r . s i h . i t m e u i i f i - ' M i n ; ? l o t h e t o p


u n l e . s s f l i e h a r n c > s b r e a k s .


T l i i t r e ’ s m e n a n d w o m e n H i . a t w a y , t o o . w h e n y o u c o m e t * > I l i i n k o f i t / *


I.awn'iire l’ivi*r amoii}? Hu* T'honsam! ThIuikIs, ..... .................. " Have you tIioU}?lit tliat all llieso islamls are Iiindraiieer; and internijitioiir; to Hio How of this river? Tliey are really in Hio way.


o}?eHiGr on Hie 5 'IMie river had to make it.s- ehaiinel


iirMiiml Hi(*m. Hut the result is lliai we Imvo sueh beauty as luis made Hil^ plae** one of tlio III t raet i V


** siiots «)f the wor ld/ ’ An* we making


our way aroumJ the hiiidranees and dilUcuUi.'B that b'*sel onr jiath in such a spir i t that our rhariiclers are being st rengtlioned and beantilii'il ?


wa^ enou}?li to drivi' <me nuul ‘ But 1 h**l<I lii'Mi. and J have sueeee<ie<I/' .\s iwT) irieinl- wen* 1


vfc,


day f*»r tin* last seven moiitlis I have Avorke<I an ihi«. sin}?h* woi'd ‘ Speeda/ I .■inkl into tho phom*}iraiih. * Sp*-eia. spcci.-j^ sipecia.' an<) tlio instrument re^poiid.-sl. * Feeia, peeia. pocia.'* ft


Hie phono}?rap!i repr*n!iiee Hie asjdrated sound, iml added: " From ei;?htec*ri to twenty boiirs a


Kdisoii *iepierib('<t his repealed efforts to mako


f iiiiie (m rliti Diiki* of W‘•Iliiii'lMii teliin}? of tho III ii};ei * Ml-- pot-itiMii ol oMc *if flu* ]>:itf'aiion?. l.iU'li tiiMi* th** e*miMiaiuh*r roplioil. Stand


Chri-:|.'^ " 'riiei'c'.s always a haul phiee in every Jiill,** said a leauister. jialliii;? ill** jMiit.in" liorsct;,


work/* In the hiiMlf of \\ ufcrl*),) *(*uii*.*i* after coui'ier


vDiereiil i\ umI only >*J 1


j III*' **lli**ieiiey >»1 liir 1<)llowi.*ri<. lie ropliotl / ‘TIiot II*' ‘ill at it. all*] alwiiy-j rif it; eneli iiow


\ *. work, hut kept \t ....................... 7 96 9 10 .52 G2 62 63 79 79 96 I 'nMiinn m ,,11111- rnsfliti},' liis ipiills


h*‘ ate witli dainty ii tlm while.


ii i,. t'lhcMiu-n


liearil- fol-


to


Sm flu* 111is|j'e.ss nf Taploii and Die liird w»*nt; CMniiilacf'nily aloii}? Hto \v.*ll-kf|*( patli.':. airns.s tlif ,s(t-ppiii}'-st<in*'s of ilu* sti**ani t'loin tin* up-


Hm Imm ,,f livi- Imllnml .Miiii.


l*i'i«lc and hi*r *l»*li<'|it. It luul Ijcmu luiilt ihr*-!' Iiundi'i'd yearv: a}?n. had hcfii }?ari'i«.Miu'<! I»y tin* Parliaim'iitiiriaiis. and ha*l sent mit stu-cral i;i'cnily-}?itfMd men anil women into the wmld. It was luiilt I'MUi'-'-quare. with ine},'ular wiii<l«*\\s y Mi l l i e mI' aiieietil latlief*. ntliei's—tlio-e on ih,* first f!<iMr—niM<h-i nisii'd ami hatfoni-‘ed in ilie diiys ,,i l armer tM'.)i'}'o. 'IMu* walK w*'re >iir- nnMini>‘d liy a sfone parapet. emlje]li,slu*<l on the 'Vi'<i uiili the iianu* of tlu> Imihler. 'I’Mhias T/xinl. nnd Mil flh"* ea^i wUli that of his wife. Helen, hh h iM.;es };rew lii}?h a.s tho fhird sjuvoy: mother- ot-t!ii.ii'..inds tiii'4ive hot-wfon the iiileisfiee.. of Oaeh hloel:.


8 9 10] l i f t . N'mw. w l i i > p i * r , < ! e a r . T w a s m o r e t h a n J i a J f - n i i i i « l ( ‘ d t * ) m o t o r a c ' r o s s . W ' l i l i a m g a v e m e o n e


c a n ’ t i m a g i n e l i o w f i n e . ” '


f o r m y b i r t h d a y a f o r f . n i } ? h i ' a g o . a n d I ’ v e f i n i t e f a l l e n i n l o v e .


T t ’ s s p l e n d i d . B u t . M i s s O l i a r l o t l e s l i o o k h e r h e a d .


t h i n k t h a t T s l i a l l e v e r l i e a b l e t o t o l e r a t e t l i c t i l i n g s . ” s l i e . s a i d .


" T d . ' t e s t r a t t l e a m i d u s t ,


r a i l s * * T ’ m s *- > o l d - f a s l n ’ o n e * l — b e i ’ a u s e T o u ' . ' I i i t o l u i v e b e e n b o r n i n D i e e i g h t e e n t l i o * ‘ n t i i r y . ”


l i u l e e d . T b e l i i ' v o H i a l i f T l i v i ' f i f t y m o r * ' v e a r s . T s | i ; i l l n e v * * r h a v e a * - a r . 1 > i i p p o s e { j ’ s l ) i -


iortalile s,juij-e. laugli«'<] and pri's-od h,ii- f i i fud’s lia ml.


Is il uiMltM, " Stand finu in the l»;ittle for .lerU3


“ Wi* shall see what w** shall sco.-’^ she said oraeulai ly. Why. rimrlotte. you hwik as yf.niig ami fiT-sIi ns ever, ami yonr gown fits to n*‘i'» fi-eilon ! Tf it weren’t for Ih** * hange in fashion. T e o i i h l e a s i l y l i e l i e v e y o n H i e t i r * * t t y g i r l i v l i o s e g o v e r n e s s a n d i m i s t o r s l i a d f i n i s h i R l t l i e i r w o r k , n m l w h o p l a y * ‘d t h e h a r p , a n d s a n g l i k e a n


I l i a v e i t s t i l ! — ” X i ' W p r j i y d o n ’ t H a t t e r m e ! ” c r i e d H i e g o o d - ” . A l l i n y p r e t e n s i o n s t o l o o k s


l e m p e r < * « l l i u l v . a n * i ? o i i e . ”


e o a e l m i e n


S J i e l * A w e r e < ] I i e r v o i c e s o t h a t t h e m i g l i t n o t l i e n r . ” F i f t e e n


s t o n e !


• l u s t i m a g i n e i t . d e a r — f i f t e e n . s t o n e ! B u t * t i s i n H i e f a m i l y - - y o u r * * n i e m b e r j m o r m a m m a - a m t


I i a m l n i a i i i i n n w a s * * v e n s t o u t e r ! . \ l i . l u ' r e w e a r e a t y « ) » i r h o u s e — T w i s h t h a t : m i n e w e r e a n y t h i n g '


l i k - ^ l l . ' J ' l i e n * ’ s n o f i n e r j i l a r e i n ( I n * e » ) U i i t y I " ' r i n * b i i t l a r a p i i e a r e d a s u s u a l l o h * * l p A i r s . A l a r -


< I y k e s t o a l i g h t — a s o l e m n o f l i e e f o r w h i c h s l i e a l ­ w a y s o f f e r e d g r a t e f u l t l i a n k s . ' r i i e n . a f l * * r g i v ­ i n g l i * * r i i i s t n i o t i o n s e o n e e n i i n g t i n * n - a j i p e a r -


n i i e o f H u * e a r r i a g * - ' — s i n e e s h e e . i i i l i ! n o t s t a y l o n g e r H i a n l u i l f a n l i o i i r , s i t e t o o k M i s s C l u i r - h i t t e ’ s a r m , J i n d t h e t w o h n l i e s s t r o l l f s l a l o n g


t i n * g r e e n t e r r a c e , a n d e n t e r e d b y w a y o f a d r a w - n g - r o o m w i n d o w , w h e r e a n a g e d e h a i ) ( * r o i n * . M r s .


' S a m l l i y b y n a m e , . c a l w e l l o u t n f ( l i e s u n l i g h t , w i t h


” T h e ' I ' i m e s ” i n h e r l a p . A M a l n * w ( >


f e n i e r l a y i n t i n * f o l d s o f I n * r l a v e n d e r s k i r l : i t r o s e t o b a r k p r e t t i l y a t t i n * i n t r u d e r , w h i l s t H n * d a m e , w l i o i n t r u t l i l i a d I i e e n s n o r i n g g * * i i l l y . W o k e a n d r i ' p e a t e d h * ? r i i s n a l f o r m u l a .


" M y f a t h e r a l w a y s ( b ' c l a r e d t h a t n o b i H l y e * i i i l d b e w r o n g w h o s p e n t s e v * * r a l l i o u r . s a < l a y i i i


t h e p e r u . s a l n f t h e B i b l e , H i e B o o k o f C o m n i M n I ' r a v e r . a n d ' T h e T i i n c f . ’ ” ’ r i i e n . r e a d j u s t i n g h e r g o l d - f r a m e d . « p e e t a r ! * ‘ s


d y k e s . s l i . * I ' t ' s * * j u i d m i n l e h e r m o s t d i s l i n g n i . s l i e * ! ( “ u r t s * * y .


n n a f i n e - b r i i l g e d n o s e , s l i e l o o l c * * * ! f o r w a r d a m i diseMA'**ring t h a t . M i s s d i a r l n t l e ( " w h o m i n s p i t e o f a v e r v T - e n m l e k i n s h i p . s h e a l w a y . s s p o k e o f a s h e r ” ni**e**” > w j i s a c c o m m i n i e d I ) . v . M r . s . A l a r -


M i s s C h a r l o t t e l o v p < l t h e d a m e , n m !


u s e d h e r a s t h o u g h . s h e w e r e H i e d e a r e s t f r i e m l s l i e h a d i n t h e w o r l d . • " O i l . d o n ’ t l e t m e d i s t u r b y o u , A f r s . S a n d y s . ” ? n t ( l H i e v i s i t o r . " T t m a k e s m e r j u i t e u n c o m f n r t - a l i l e w ! n * n y o u w e r e I m v i u g s o s w e e t a s ! < * o p ! ” " M y t b ' u r . l u l i a } n i y ( l e a i * . T i . i l i a ! ” p r o l e . s t * * d t i n * * i M l a d y . " I w a s a n . v t l i i n g b u t n s l e * * j i — i n ­ t i . . . . . . I


j u s t h a l f w a y I h r e u g l i t h e l e m l i n g


a r t i e b * * v l i i ' i i y o u f a m e i n . I f f s e e i i i . ' : ! n o t f p i i t o m y s e l f f o r t h e m e n i e n t i t w a s l i e r a u . s e o f ( l i e d o o r i U H * n i i i g - : < ’ n e o f t i u * h i n g e s h a s < ! * * v d o i u * ( l s m . d i


I ' l u i r l o H e .


i i i i g e l , T w a s v e r v j e a l o u s n f y o n , T r a n a s s i i n * y o u ; , i i i e d a y W i l l i a m s a i d * | u i l e s j - r i o u s l v i l i a t M M i w e r e H i e b i v e l i e s l . , g i r l i n t l i e w o r l d . ” B u t ] ’< I n o e l i a n e e a g m i n s t y o u . ” s a l * ] I f i s s A ’ o u l i m l j i n « ' . \ f } n i s i t e c o l o u r — v * u i


.Ml'S, .^^ar<lyke.s. whose hu.sba.ml was a unn-


C h a r l o t t e . y * . i i T d o n ’ t


hitte.'' said III** visilnr. with th«' kiss of i.ld aeiiuainlanee. “ enmin}? to drink tea with ,vmii. and lo drive you lliroii}?h your own jiark!” She w:is }?arruhuis, and a|)t lo choose—as common folk declared—her words “ off the li**;»p.'^ "Wliy, piesumplion lo offer a elialelaine’


♦*iih**r Mini ,.r fl*)w«-r. Hut as ,slie r**:ielie<l the lM'i*I};e of the avenue, site ol)serv*‘d the appiviaeh '•f a line lamlau; and. alth«iU}?h a little sla.rt- siylited. at .uK'n r**eo}?nised il as the property nf •Ml'. Mardykes. an old friend ulm lived ten miles av\ay. Slu* w.ait**d i)*‘side :i m*iss.eov( re<l statue (if Venus nnlll the horses st*.ppe*l. wliilst Ihe sf,)ut and <.'om**Iy oeenpant let fall ii(*r parasol, cried oul uilli idea.sure. an<I he}?}?ed her I" eiilt-r. Mis.; Cliarlolle smilecl in a'’rfemeiil: llie I'oaehman opened Ihe door, and .she enleio<l nmf ,sat at th<* lady’s side. rimv Mraii}?o il really d.n-s seem, *]ear (Hiar-


l**'i‘n planted hi-it y**ar in th*- fuidlier inei'e; she rfnunih**re<l lids >ju«]«lenly. .nmJ risin},'. pas...d uImH


piirdens. ;iml lia«I a wldni for winniri;? ju'izos at till' Pi-aldaml llMW


}? tlie sinxiiM sale, in l.lu* Jifjp** of .sceiii}?


•''Ilf Iiml :d»ay.; ho(*n }?rontly interest*-*] in h**r *-r shows. \ n*‘U' lilv iiad


<']i:irloli.* sat in a rustic jirliMur ami l(ir»)\cd to- wimL tlu^ liMiisi., -\Iusta|)lia liaviii}? iimu dMHc Id'S duly a> **'*cmi'1. « Im-cIc*! rouml to "pay iiis r'‘spivl.<.” .nnd ivtiirmil like any liMiu-t 'I’lii-k to Ids s|n..kiml. I lie liMiisc Mis.; (’harluftc !mo1\c<


lamK Kvlh-n- MiUstaplia K.vj ;)I1 lij.< di},'nily .-ind luippi'di until ili**y I'junt* K


1 upMn u;i>; li»-r > a vista, ivlu-r.* Mis-*


........... . .10. . .; 3 .. . 20 . .. I . .. 4 .. . 2S . .. 1 22 .. 0


0. M. R. w. 1C


l“laye..l m Downlmm. Tow


nOWXH.AM' V. LOW MOOR. •Scores;


E. Bolton c Green b Burnett ...... I - Gray b roiniiiisoii


R. Snape c W Smith b Tomlinson. J. Parkinson b Burnett .................. J. Owen b Burnett ........................... J. Coates b Burnett


........................


H. Burgess not out ........................... J. Lund b Burnett ..................... . . . ’^ P. Bolton b Burnett .......................... P. Sant run out


.................................


E. Douglas b Tomlinson .................. Extras ...........


Total .. 50 10 fCOPYKIGHT.] Tt was the liist li.ay of June, and the f.xlr.i-


nmiuu.r.v bnghine.-s and perfume of the Tapton pnsisnre-ganJon wionghl Jliss Charlotte to a p rasan t lever. U.v the. wa.v. to call her " M i-s I .larlotte instead of " .\li.-s Lord.” seems an ...ila'rlim.m-e; .vet not a tunl in her village Imt i.M'il (he lamilijir name. .Slie was their .\li,-s * ii.irlolie. Imt it a stranger, following iJieii-


-‘.Xiimple, presumed (o speak so of he.-, 'ii.s eei-tai'i ilial hod be


in liis ],laoe ere the minute


''■a- out. "Miss l.oi'd! .Miss Lord! .Miss Clrar- lotle to us as knows her:"


Ul late rears, since the iiiTasiou of the luoUir- c.H. -Iio }j;ul raruly lult t.lio (ontnu“i of her i)arkv


wtii'o It j^owii Ilf brown FioHamI, and c-nrriid a


In-Icy lor a fiobor },’ontlo\voman. * Ml tin’s parlioiilai’ al'tornooii


seiillered till tile tine ^'ijiss. 'ph.- iiej' aj»pr<iaeli,


M


nndiiiK flu* lioavy o1msi*ih'ss unboarablf. .-oon caiiM* Milt iiti«] pass*-d throu*;!! a littlo foro-t of iiticifiit troi's to tiio upper liank of rli»> ronml niei'c. u'lii-tf the slopinj; marj;in Wiis all eover*>d "it ii fliMi ii trees, u liM


* \\'hil»* blMS*xiin still hiv -ccin^'


aei'os.s flu. vvater at ji


threat sjiei'*!. to be t'*‘<) witii corn from tin* litib' baj; that Ininjr I’l'oni lier waistbelt. Tlien a *'r\* v.in;;—llie ery of a niaynilieeiit jieaeook. who, tor his niistro.s.s’s sako always rjuitted hi.s harem arnl ilisphiyod his wonderful tail, foijtott in^' in his pri'le till* supreme u^’Iines.., of his ft»o(.


.^hJ^tapIla—for siieh was his name—approtK hoil


warm for*‘\eii the wild birils to sin}?. Ali.cs Cliar- lot.fo totl


plca-:iunee. when him


tlie sujilij;ht is


Very ^Mllanily. 111:11x111},' the same woii'd cry at every tifth step. And there i- nothin}? in tho "Olid .strainer th:in a peaeoelc’s cry in :i ti amient


too


rania;(0. I ir>t sho outered Hic jtroat Mri'liid houso. bur


oHi lt»*r fnio lioist's wo.ro I'ojjularly cxorcii^oil. lejifc whrn ocfuffioii u;um* llioy


bo found too Cliniiiitte


• iboul titty years ohl—at a .-ilii'lit; d-istaiiuc >[n» iippoarod rumity yoar.- U>«. Ihmh-; sfraij'ht ..f ;ik'iiro. and dislint^uishod in llio mattor -if


I a d v e r t i s e r , J u n e 6 t h 1 9 1 3 . PraUBBOffi Bx SPHCUE AlffiJlNGEMKiai


M I S S C H A R LO T T E , BT


B. MU KRAY G ILCH R IST .


Author of Maiior,” • " Lords asd Ladioo,"


Tie Fcailimd Faggot,' " Beggar’s fto., 4c.


n fltw'or nt t i r oronkf. . . You hofh inu^t px- fils** mo—it ijj hnio for Toby to liavo his


k-nti limy b»*sun>. On my wuy I ’ll nnb>r Willijims to Jinnj' in ton iit


lonlli. denr Julia, with your lonj; driv**’" 'Dio tuo ydun-or ladii*.< ualrbod lior


ft-., rnom.


oniiuu'li •• It I’vo li.*ar<l vouraunt -iiv tiiat almu't fho Hiblo and ‘ 'I'bo Tiinos ^ ,mco. 1\ , . board li'H- a bumfm'd-----”


man in iho lino yoilow ami brmvn I.onI livmv rr.* brouKlit in a mIvit tray, with fho


>:im was intomipt.-.l by tim i-ntnuir*. of i, foot-


duna and tho dainlio.sl finu.*i-slmpml .Hiko- •Mrs. Mnrdykos afo and ilraiik with Imr iMi^ln inary .^afisfartion; but aflor a uliil,—as Ibnimh Iho liot loa had inoilod her to a disphtv of ‘Mb-f


slie suid In-okenlv. " T meuni lo (ell von ol onre. nut I toll


eaose some ilel.ny. Tm .snKisli. I know: but til,,""


r.'ilher Iiursgrv. and (liougM i( mi-M I „,.e „„i ,e en, ,„ (lie beai t !"


1 .....— I ,« . . . .


poor fellow. O, eon,-e .von Imven'l .sec',, mml, ot lii'M of lafo yoars: lm|-----** " We have „',e( ,„,eiv io,lee,|.” .epH,.,] ,"h,,,.. lolle ,,, a OW vo.ee, "


(|,e less von'M


.........I"' n bo.v In- i,as a g,e„l rri,.'„d of me


I .1 very neli ■*ir): W hy. j tolil yon -o the hi-t lime I call***!. H,.r fathpi's an irMiiiiiaxler


jvM'st the elass!) still, tlie n \y \ \ iva.lv };., lilt* old man liei'.s I mean linving


n


liau* only a l«*w thousand |*Muiids just «‘Iimu”Ii I


IMuilKai;..il. 1,1, Ini' fill'. Of 11 III,,, I,-,I,II III,.


“ 1 it.' Ih* lias, sM they sny, • j,,, patience \sith |,„| |„. ivori’t liikc it.


1


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1|.„„| |„.,|,,v ........ .


■Slliiiilc luiil ninvis,. Iii.aiilifiil tiling tliat ..m-ircloil lli'l' loll wi'ist. •• I)„|


odgo of Ihe moor-a horrihic. bleak iilaco. alivadv null tnml)h*d{)wn.^'


are eomiii}? in to din.iier. Fri*'iids of M'illiam^ will) want lo discu: Hteystoiu


thank .vou. dear .luli.i—1 thsiiiK you nioi'e than I cj\n 6Jiy. SoiiH'liow I^ve }?rown used to tlie ro- piession ot .sentinH'ul— 1 n list sevm stiff—hut. .; Iu)p** witlj all m.v heart Hiat youdl learn other-


uis** soon.^' .M


t h e t h * ' o r d e r t o l n * r m e n . : i t i d w a s s o o n f i n e


M a r d y k . ' s s m i l e d w o m l e i i n g l y . H n * n g a v e o u t o f


s i g h t h e y o m i t h e c u r v e n f t h e a v i - m i e . S l i e f e l l i n t o s u c h a r e v e i ' i * * t h a f s l i e e v e n f t n g o t t * ) g l a i i e e a t


w * d l - ) e o o * l e d f i i u n t i y . u n t i l s h e


r * * a e h e * l ( h e n * * . \ l p a r k . M * * a n w h i i * * M i . ^ s C l u i r - l o t t * ' s o u g h t l i e r b u t l e r , w h o h a i l g * ) i i e i m l o o r c , a n d b a * b * h i m t e l l H i e o l d g r o o m t o s a d d l e h e r


r i d i n g - m a r e a m ! h i ' ; I m r ^ e . . A f t e r t h i s . . « h e w e n t u p s t a i r s l o A u n t S a m l y s ’ d r e s s i n g - r o o m w l i e r e s l i e t o n n d t h e o l d l a d y g i ' i i t l y t y i n g a b l u e r i b ­ b o n r o n n i l t h e n e c k o f t i n * f l u i f y A b i l t e s ? t e r r i e r .


c a n b e . ” r s l u i l l b e n i l r i g h t , ” r e j ) I i e < l A H s s C h a r b i t t . * ,


^ ' . r * * i i k i n w i l l , o f < - M ) * r s e . t V d l o w m e . n m l m a r e ’ s f i e r i i ' e l l y s a f e .


H i c . T n l i a l i a s b r o u g h t i m


Slime n e w s a b n u t ;i m a t ( * * r H i a t m u s t l i e a t t e n d e d t o a t o n c e .


X o w d o g o d o w n s t a i r s a n d h a v e


f i o n i e f r o . - i l i t e a . ” B e f o r e t h e o h l l a d y c o u l d r e p l . v . s h e l i n . - r ^ t i o d


t o h < * r c h a m b e r , r a n g f o r l i e r m a i f l . a n d w i t h i n t e n m i n u t e s w a s r e a i l y l o r t h e s u i l d l e . W h e n t h e w o m a n w s i s g o n * * s l u * t o o l c a l i t t l e k e y f i x m *


l i e r w a l c h - e h n i n 5i m l u n l o c k e d a b r o n / * ' c a . « k o t t h a t ' l a y o n t i n * m a n t e l p i e c e .


I o n l . v y e a r s . a


l e t t e r f r a y c ' d S h e


w r i t i n g — t h e r e w o r d s . s h e


W e n t W h e n


u n f o l d i M w a s


a n d i t


n o d o w n s t a i r s a m i n e e d


y * * I l o w e d t o


I t e o n t u i i i e d w i t h t h e t h e


k i s s e d r e a d


H i * * c a s k e t w a s l o c k e d a g a i n w i t h


p r o m ! a n d e n * c t b e s i d e a e b e s t n i i t m a r e o f f i n e r a c e a n d a b a m l s o m e b l a c k l i o r . s e . I I * ' t o m b e d h i s b a t , a n d b o w e d l i k e a g a l l a n t v * * t * * r a n .


’ • ” l ' i s a g r a n d d a y t o m e . M i . s s C h a r l o t t e . ” h o


s a i d , • ' f i n d i n g y o n w i s h f u l f * i r t h e . s a d d l e a g a i n ; a n d I ’ m m o r e u p l i f t e d n o r a n y . s e r v a n t . H i o u l f l b e . s i n c e o n c e m o r e I ’ m t o r i d e b e h i n d t h e f i n e . s t


l a d y i n t h o c o u n t y . A ’ o u n g f o l k i i o w a i l . a y s a r e B O d i f f e r e n t , a n d I n e ’ e r k n o w a n y o n e w h o m a d e s o g o o d n p i c t u r e ! ” } - T e s t o o p e d f o r h e r t o m o u n t , a n d t h e t w o w e r e s o o n p a s s i n g q u i e t l y a l o n g U i e w h i t e h i g h r o a d .


I t r a n t h r o u g h t h e m i d s t o f " P e a k l a n d , b e s W e p u r e s t r e a m s a l l o v e r h u n g w i t l i m e a d o w s w e e t , b e t w e e n c r a g s o f l i m e s t o n e , i n w h o s e c r e v i c e s


I m i g h t s t i l l b e s e e n t h o l a s t o f t h o g i l l i f l o w o r s . I S e v e r a l r a p t n r - r c a r s J i o o t e d a n d . p a s s e d ; b u t , w o n ­ d e r f u l t o t e l l , A l i s s C I m i l o t t e w a s q u i t © u n a w a r © o f t h e n o i s e a n d t h o d u s t .


•


' d i d w h e n s h e w e r e a l a s s ! ” t h e o l d g r o o m m u t - t o r e d .


" B y G u y , s h o k e e p s t h o . c a d d i e a s w e l l a s s h e " A n d h e r f i g u r e — w h y , e ’ e n y o t o n e


H i g h - b r e d l a d y a n d h i g h - b r e d m a r © a s e ' « r i n i i n o o u l d w i s h , t o s e e ! ”


i


I n l i t t l e o T O i ' a n h o u r t h e y h a d r e a c h e d S r a c e * c l i f f © C h o s e . - A t t h e p r i n e i p a l - e n t r a n c e s t o o d a


h u g e a r c h w a y o f g r e y s t o n e , ' t f u r m o u n t e d ' b y t w o l e a d e n r a m p a n t w y v e r n s . • • r t e d .


• w r o u g h t - i r o h g a t e ® . ' T h e l o d g e w a s d e -


O l d J o n W n d i e m o n n t e d a n d o p e n e d t h o E V e r y t h i n g s e e m e d i n a


s t a t e o f e x t r e m e n e g l e o t — g r o s s g r e w . a h a n d - • b r e a d t h h i g h o v e r t h e g r a v e l e r f t h o a v e n u o ; h e r e a n d t h e r e t h e l i m e s o n e i t h e r s i d e . h a d . f a l l b n .


B u t M i s s C h a r l o t t e ’ s e y e s w e r e s t i l l d r e a m y u n t i l s h e r e a c h e d t h e f o r e c o n r t o f t h o h o u s e , a n d , u n ­ a i d e d , d i s m o u n t e d i n f r o n t o f t h e i r o n - s t u d d e d d o o r , a n d n e e d t h e k n o c k e r w i t h


w o u l d t r a v e l f a r t o f i n d o n e s o r a r e l y t u r n e d ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


r e i n a i ' k a b l e


l i g ) i t n « * s s o f f o o t , a n d p a ' ^ . ' i e d t h r o u g h t h e g r e a t h a l l i n I h e j m r l i c o . w h e r e a n o l d f e l l o w s t o o d


* ‘ a n d T d o n ’ t k n o w w l u i t t i m e I s l i a l l b e h o m e . ” " W h y . y o u h a v i ' u ’ l r i d d e n f o r y * * a r s ! ” c r i - ' d t h e o l d b u l y . ” A ' o u ’ l l b e l u ' i v o u s . a s n e r v o u s a s


1 a m g o i n g l o r i d e l l i i s a f t e r n o o n . ” s h e s j i i d .


])etiire she onlert**! (this; tint** aided hy botli bufh'r ;unl lootman) .slu- f,.|t hi'i'M'lf emltr.'KT-d as warml.v as in lice }?irIluMid*s *la.v.*;. ft was }roof} of you (o eoNie." sai*l the spin- .st**r. •' i am }?Iad fo hear il lirst from you. I


Il.'f friend walked wiHi her t*. Ihe carrlsv*.**; <•5111 no h)n}?i*r l«> master.’’


HMice Lad.v Greyslom-.s dir.d three yoars a^'o lie Jias hee^i without ilomesile e*imforts of aiiv kiml, c.voept sueli as hi< sou «an }:ive. lint, to lie sure, alfer ail shy’d only hav.* addi-d to his fn.uhl.-. sinee she was Ihe most i/in-rulous woman I’ve ever known. And now, Chailotle. I must iro. I v*‘ anol:li**r ciill I*, make, and one or two m**n


silmiil Hi*' hunt, sinee poor co■•11 IS very sail—even lra}?ieal." e.mlinued the


wa.s lookiH}? out upon the roscs and tlie }?reen trees and the sliiniuM water. .Mrs. Mardvkes not lor}?eHul ol an <dd stony, walelird h**r euri- ousl.y, but S1W iu» eliari}?e save a iimmeiilarv neiylifeiiiii<r of tin* colour, and a ilaspin*; to- }?eHinr ol the hands. Save ftir flu-s** trivial si}jns iho inisiortujies ot I.or*l Hr**ystones iiii}'lil liave OL-en of less cons**rjueiioe lliaii any little Irouhle amon[?;‘^l. Hio folk of Taplon villa}?*'


Ali-'.iS Oi'arlotte jiad fnrneil to a window, and mlortahio marrieil hidy. " 'J'h.* mnr.* >0 tluit:


sueh re.spi-c.f and ulleetiou. 1 doiTl suiij'ose we .shall |.vi.|. see liiui aKiiiii. Then. Is soul,- tall; of hls tliliilshiui- that liWIe old shootillK-ho.V on 111,-


lie u.sed to he. I’ui uiori' than ui'ie\,-,l. (.'harlotte U IS hard to lo.se a iialithlmiir whom one holds in


olll.v lt liiiu'.s. thoiiith—lull [irmider lllali even 1|,. s,'.,.,,,,.,! rueful


BOOH II.S Uiliiam lii.ani of it. lii- niile over and hi'Kffi'd to do sniiicihiii;;. Hiif I licvstoiu'.s onlv '"'i" "’d mid .sliiK.I; Ins ....... i


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ri,oii slot bgh'ly eni-hfil and .eplaeed ber hamlkeeelnel. "TCs about l.o,d (l,.,.vs,o„es.


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iiiiU Mil Tin niR-miiit—on III) mcMunt must li*> miss * •


forno Ikm'Ic ji-iiiin n- snoii n-J I inn You must in* iiaivbrd lo Uuin


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li**r ey.-v. he}?an Im (il! witli l(*ars. H*'ian hav** m


)>h-ase lake Die mar*- n.iind In the F'*.* if you ,aii (imi anyho.ly llier**.'


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coiiiiug hiTP. lou. when th,.,',''s ,i„ wnuun, „f m\ lamily to r**eeive you I’* “ li’s^uot two hnui'i sim-n f


jirml nf .vuii. (Imiitth In hp sure dm nl,l niucp is llllh; hell,.,' lhaii 1, ruin. Let's iilraui iu.v hnusp|;,.,.|„.r


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iiev*T tlioiieht you liad it yet-___** ‘"Tim letter y,m wi nte wlmu T was n p„nr .Mrl -h e lo rn m.v ilear mmlp a„d „i.v miisiim died


years' n}?o---- Tils mlnur deepened. " I remember it,


ri}?lif. ot a litefnno. she .‘•ai*]. started T Te.nil


.* t J ..TVe couio to hei


letter yon wrote to me thirb* I


.ibiTOd-the letter ymi wrote when I liml uoilher imtii}?iit nor ili^sirc of hd T a p l o n —


ex'tunni" mistr*’


• ' hai'iodp. ami I have kept .vmirs. t mil n.pvai ,t wi,nl h.v w.inl-it liiiimrpd if-elt


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............ . ...... Vou wmihl ii„l mari'.v me he- ■miisi’ vnii hail iio forliiui'. anil liei-ausn mv lallmrs ilebjs hml almost niin,,,! dm whol'e


pvirythin}?. By-----‘ as ij you lunliHl a * vtdiis; Well, let


l 1,'. .•\ml .you poiiihM out that [ uoeds must 1


-‘' • I ' e m e . l t o I i a v e a e i i r ^ e . , i / t ! . . . A n d w h h - o u l 111* * b * . T H f a u l t i n b e r o r n o * . I i M M j - ' . o u l !


H e r . - ' • o n m i i - ^ l n o t h e f o r c e d t o s u c h


C l i J i r l o t t e . T , . . | ^


. '


t ' * g r u m b l e . C h a r l o t t e — ' t i s i i T m r w a y ! ” ' • A n n i m e . I n o t t e l l m e H i n t . ” b e g a n M i s s


sit l u ' s u j p ( i i i q „ ] , ] L o , ' , l „ , . v M o u , ' s .


,'IP, ; m( (ll,. (Il,, llfj. I ' e 4- o m e ! ’ *


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r t o u , , ! , . . , , , „ | y „ „ , | I


c o u l i m i c d . q , H o l l y . | u ' o ( , . | i , | i , m ( „ i j f . . o x , ' I I I i n , 0,1 u r b o u i ' . " c a i d " I ( i , . f , ' „ , ; , . „ u t . a n d s o m o -


< » u - T k u o , v f l i a t v ' u u ’ r o J


» i - e f o r t e d .


n o r - a / . , . . v „ , „ I , . , i u „ v a - , „ . l , v f , ' , . „ , r o . . e t o r n n o . n , '


I f y o u ' d b o o n i n m o - „ h r ,


' ' " I ’ " t l i a t y o u ’ d l , . a v ( - - - - - ” . .


m o , M O , i f t l l , . , . I ' l l — S I , n o ,10 y o u ' v i ' i l l , , , , . ; " ■ A , I I I > n u ( I l i a v o c o i n p o i l p i l i i u * l o a ' . i - o o ! " o h e F u r o l d l i u i o s . s , l ; o - - f i „ ' t | „ . d a y , ,


, v l , C M v p - \ v f i m a s i i i p d o u r s e l v o s i l o c p l y i n l o v e ? ” _ ( I I m y p n r t i t t r „ « n o t i m u c i n u t i o u , ” l i e ^ a i d “ I d i d


? a ^ z e l e f t t h e f h i w e r . ' j l o i ’ l i i s f a c e . ‘ T o n , ' i ‘ : k m e w l i y T e a m e . ” . H i * * s a i d .


l e v e d y o u . A l o i i j : p a m - e i - o l l o w e d . t h o u M i s ? C h a r l o t t e ’ s


l o v e y m i - y o u l ; n , „ v t h a t I a m i v e t v o u k n o w , r c a m e t o f e l l v o u t h a t ( h e g r e a t e s t


I m p p i n . - s s t h a t w i l l e v e r b e m i n e i s ( b a t S - m * . - H i f f e m a y b e y o u r s a l l y o u r l i f . > . a n d . a f t e r v o u . v o u r s o u ’ s .


t h o i i g l i l t o b e — s i n c e I i n l i c r i f e d T a p t . m t w i c e i t s v n l u e h a s c o m e t o m o i n o t h e r w a y s — i n d e e d s o f ? i l f . a m i l e g a e i ( * s f r o m d i s t a n t k i n s f o l k - - - - ” L m i ' * ! < i r * ‘ v s t o n e s r o . s e s i i a r p l y ; b i s s u n b i i r n f c


f a c e W O " . ; v e r y p u l e n o w . b i s e h i n s l i g h t l v o u t - n i r i i - 1.


” t ' l K i r l o l i e . y o n a r e t o o g o o d , t o o g o o * ! .


s i b l * ' ! ” . - ; h i . < ' : i u i ; h t h i ? I ' i ^ h t h a n d a i i r l h e l d i f l i g h t l y ;


v o n k n o w B u t y * n i k n o A V t h a t t h i s m u s t b o i n i p n s -


h e s t r o v e t o w i t h d r a w i t , b u t d e s i - t e d f o r f e a r D f l i u r t i n g l i e r t e m l e r f i n g e r s .


M i l l t h i s i s n o t a l l T c a m e t o s a y . G e o r g e . ” H i e p l e i u l e d . T d o k n o w y o n r i i r i * ! * * . T c a m e b * * -


: ’5i u ' ; m I I ’ o n i d n o t l i e l p m y s * * l f — 1 c a m e t o t e l l y o u i v i i i i t n o b o d y h a s k n o w n t l i r o n g l i a l l t h e s e y e a r . * ! — t o t e l l y o n t h a t I l o v * * y o n n o w — a . * ^ i n m y


f r c i i s i i r e i ! " y o n g a v * * t o m e - - - - ” G i ' i ' . V ' . i M i l e s > a i d , n o t a w * ) r d . b n l k n e l l : \ n d


n m l i l i ( * I ' M s t i s a n d f c a i * l a t l a s t .


m n s i . l e a v e y o u n o w , G » * o r g e , ” s h e s a i d ; ” H i * * n g h I w i s h — I w i s h v e r y n m e h y o u w e r e r i d ­


" I


i n g b a * ' k w i t h m o t o T a p t m i . A ’ o n h a v e a h o r s © h e r e ? ” • M y h i s t — a h u n t e r I h r o d , a n d c o u l d n ’ t b r i n g


m y h e a r t t o s e l l - - - - ’ * T h e n y o u w i l l b e m y e s c o r t . Y i u i c a n r i d e


b a c k b y m o o n l i g h t . ^ A s k . T o n k i n t o n m k e r e a d y n i u l b r i n g a l l h e r e . P o o r . T e n k i n — I b e l i e v e s e e ­ i n g u s r i d e a g a i n t o g e t h e r w i l l b o o n e o f h i s


l m p i > i e s . t m e m o r i e s . T ^ o t u s s t a r t n o w ; s o t h a t w o m a y r e a c h l i o m e b e f o r e t w i l i g h t , I w a n t y o n t o B e e a l l t h e h e * a u t i e B o f t h e o l d g a r d e n a g a i n . ” ' P o g e t h e r M i s s C l i a r l o t t e a n d l o r d G r e y - ' ^ t o n e s


r o d e f r o m S m o e c l i f f c ; t h e y w o r e s u b d u e d w i t h a B o m o w h a t q u a i n t . s p i r i t o f , h a l l o w e d , m i r t h ; n e i t h e r s p o k e . m u c h , a m ! n n i t h t w w i s h e d ' t o ' s p e a k . B u t s o m e t i m e s t h e l a d y l . ' i n g h e d g e n t l y , a n d h o m u r m u r e d


t h n j i . a n y t h i n g : e l s e I / ' .


E g a d , i t ’ s m o r e l i k e a d r e a m . . .


4s t h e y c r o s s e d ' t h e ' b r i d g e i n T a p t o n P a r k t h e y w e r e s o c l o s e t h a t s h e w a s a b l e t o l a y a


h a n d o n h i e s l e e v e . T o n ’ l l l o t . m e s t a y h e r e P ” . s h © © a i d . • " O s i k e a


m a y h a v e S m e o c l i f f e a s w e l l a s t h o o t h e r p i " ' e . " ’ ’ W h e r e v e r y o u o h o O B O ' t o ’ l i v e / * h © r e p l i o d t


t h e r e s i i a l l I b e h a p p i e s t . ” . ' • ' • m i c T J n d . ) ' • FOR THE SLEEPLESS. • ; '


____ ing food j i ^ before godng to bod. Milk, grual, vieUnr© broth—afi aro good, and eo is fruat. JO10


,th© head. I t is an excellont plan to drin k ' hot * milk at night, and in many cases insomnia can ^ onred ^


should try a low pillow instead of propping eating some appetuing and nourish- iDdmdnol yjiio ia aleepfete at bodtlme 'Mi Ti : ,T T,;i. • • ,h ■! V ' H r * b i ’ o k e n l a t t i e i * s e e m e d a s


i l i M i i g l i s e p i i v a t * ' * ! f r o m H i e m b y H i e b r o k e n v e i l o f a f o n n t a i n .


I ' l l l a k e y o n r m o n e y o n l y i n o n e w a y , ” l i © ” A y . C h a r l o t t e . I ’ l l t a k e y o u r


m o m * y . a n d f e e l n e v e r a t o n * M i o f s l i a m e . ” A w h i l e l a t e r s h e r o s e . - h e r l i a m i s t i l l i n I n ' s .


h e a r t 1 I i a v * * a l w a y s l o A - e d y o n ! S o b * ( i m * p a y H i * ' d e b t — l e t m e m a k e s u m * ' r « * l n r n f * > r s u e l i i


i 5i i s * > d h e r h a n d t o h i s l i p s . . A n * ] s t r a n g e t * * ; i r . * f r a n d o w n t i o ' i r e l i . ' e k s . " i i t h a t H i e g r e e n l e a v e . ' ?


\ I n i n m i i e l i r i e l i i * r t h a n 1 i * v e r M r a i t s a . w I V , . k n m v i i . . . B u i F m n o t g o i n g


u i t e p a y e . l h , * r p . , , t . b u t d i e i i i n n e v H i e b r o m ' l i ' t p o o r s o u l ! —


' " P m I n a t u r a l b l n m l i n v o u r p i i H h e t h e vM. ' M v


iirai-t .yiiii ami cliii„si aiiiidier who would eloiir ‘ ’ l i a r l o l t * * . V M i i w r o t * * p r i m l y ,


ol ^


. . . ,. ” t^''^>ui' liecause I^vd the . . .


Before T


see lhat .V(,u'n' uol siinsfruck." Afiss Ch.n'lnde nho.vnil wHIimil a ivnrd- then


n Jin'iil iiiiihn'll.a with whah'hniie ribs " Take ,,IV .vinir hat. riiallnlte.” Im ,s„'id. ■


Walk with ymi in the n|,eu----” lie lefi h,.|' f„i' a iu„„„.|i,. a„,| n'liiriied ivilh


i,„]n„rs-r,l rlllmr ■ ['ll camA


U ace taint, niy pnnr ('liarlotle. 'I'lie ],t*u( Muule tier


M ;'<!< tor snim-HiiM}?----*’ Her yniee hn.ke: she mv.wv.tI sli^l.llv; he


*> were lad and lass! Wefj it'.s iu,|,„„.s. |


Ion}?.'’ he saiil. In I..M lo.«id. an.l -M 1 rome mys,.lf. ] 5


(ill


hut my };i)nd mI«] louis**. „.,.M,nie


have krpf ytiij s„


hell,re it is 1 shall ))«•


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t he nl■l-t^'e1 iMii Ilf ohi-w Mi ld CMin le^v. Nm .me earn.': -iie kioM-ke.) hmde’r


m servanN )eil,


nnd Imnlor; s)|f,


s • •L’likln,


I lie u'lnnm liad sciiiee turii**d liis hack when shf hnird 11 .Irinvi,,,; „f hulls;


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